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Bubba Watson's Swing: Breed analyzes footwork and rotation
Michael Breed breaks down Bubba Watson's swing during the 2012 PGA Championship and points out how Bubba generates so much power in his unorthodox swing.
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Tiger's Swing Change: Breed breaks it down
Michael Breed takes a look at Tiger's swing under Hank Haney vs. Scott Foley and compares the techniques behind each.
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A Lesson Learned: Generating Power
Scott Piercy won the RBC Canadian Open, in large part because of his four-birdie run early in the final round. And that run was punctuated when he drove the green on the 300 yard par 4 fifth hole. Wouldn't it be great if you had that shot in your bag?
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Finding the Sweet Spot on your driver
PGA Professional Ted Fort, Instructor at Marietta Golf Center in Marietta, GA, tells you how to hit the sweet spot on the driver.
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A Lesson Learned: Laying back on short par 4s
Once again, it was great to see the world's best players visit my home facility, the TPC River Highlands. It's always exciting to see how the elite players take on the same course that you play on, teach on and watch so many other golfers take on.
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A Lesson Learned: When you need a birdie, find the fairway
What a great finish to a great tournament in Memphis! Congratulations to Dustin Johnson, what a way to comeback from his injury. His ball-striking and touch around the greens showed that he is not only fully recovered, but has to be among the favorites for next week's U.S. Open.
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A Lesson Learned: Importance of a consistent pre-shot routine
This week's HP Byron Nelson Championship at TPC Las Colinas in Irving, Texas, certainly showed us what a roller coaster ride golf can be at times. As in life, golf has its highs and lows and that was clearly on display in the Lone Star State.
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Improving Hip and Shoulder Rotation
David Donatucci, Director of Fitness for the PGA of America, demonstrates some exercises that can benefit your hip and shoulder turn.
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PGA Golf Instruction DVD
David Donatucci, Director of Fitness for the PGA of America, demonstrates some exercises that can benefit your hip and shoulder turn.
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Finding the fairway off the tee
PGA Professional Ron Philo Jr. gives you some tips on how you can hit more fairways with your tee shots.
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Maximize your swing plane
PGA Professional Jonathan Gibbs ahares a great tip you how to maximize your swing plane.
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Proper Alignment
PGA Professional Jeff Coston offers a quick tip on how to avoid a common alignment mistake.
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Course Management from the tee
PGA Professional Danny Balin helps you understand how to better manage your game from the tee box
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Ball position for your driver
PGA Professional Danny Balin gives you some advice on proper ball position before you hit your drives.
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Shape your ball flight with your driver
PGA Professional Ted Fort, Instructor at Marietta Golf Center in Marietta, GA, shows you how to shape your ball flight with the driver.
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Eliminate the slice with the Pump Drill
PGA Professional Jim Estes, Director of Golf Instruction at Olney Golf Park in Olney, MD helps you eliminate your slice by practicing a helpful drill.
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Increase swing speed
I am a 13 hcp and would like some drills to increase my swng speed. My driver speed is about 95 mph. Would longer shafts help? I am 5 ft 9in tall.  
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Proper alignment
Whenever I am hitting practice shots from a tee box I can get myself easily into the right alignment and I hit the ball very well. It makes sense that because of the tee box, getting properly aligned is a breeze. But when I play from a regular tee or fairway etc.
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Driving consistently
My core question is, should I learn to play a fade or draw with my driver so I can build some consistency with landing area? In other words, should I work to correct the core inconsistency in my swing or learn to play a more predictable pattern? Is a straight shot bad?
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Increase your drives
How can I get longer drives?  
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